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Configuration of JRC JUE-75 Ship Security Alert System

to route messages via PurpleFinder
Note 1: Before following these instructions, it is essential to ensure that your transceiver
has been registered with PurpleFinder; otherwise the alert messaging will not work. If in
doubt, please contact your PurpleFinder agent or sales contact. If in doubt, please contact
your PurpleFinder agent or sales contact and quote the 9 digit mobile number (IMN) of
the transceiver.

Note 2: The only way to reset security alert reporting from this unit is by unlatching the
alert button. The unit cannot be reset over the air.

Note 3: Setting up SSAS messaging on the JRC JUE-75 is a 2 stage process. The first
stage is to create a freeform text file that will be attached to the message. This can be
used to attach any extra information that may be useful but the content is not important as
the SSAS message contains the data required by PurpleFinder. The second stage is setting
up the transmission parameters that will be used to transmit the SSAS message.

Note 4: The system should be tested on completion of configuration.

Stage 1: How to Create an ASCII message file

1. Starting from the main screen on the data terminal press <Esc> to clear the screen.

2. Select ‘Edit’ from the menu bar and press <Enter> to obtain the ‘Edit’ dialogue box.

3. Select ‘edit Ascii file’ and press <Enter>.

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4. Type the filename of the message (e.g. ‘SSAS’) and press <Enter>. Filenames must be
8 characters or less in length.

5. Enter a message similar to the one below:

6. To store the message select ‘Save & Quit’ by pressing <F9>. If the ‘Input Search
String’ dialogue box appears press <F10> twice and then press <F9>.

7. Press <Esc> to clear the screen.

Stage 2: How to set up the SSAS transmission parameters

1. Starting from the main screen on the data terminal, press

<Esc> to clear the screen.

2. Press <Alt> + <U> to obtain the ‘Set up’ dialogue box.

3. Select ‘Scheduled transmission’ using the up/down

arrow keys and press <Enter>. The ‘Scheduled
transmission’ dialogue box should appear.

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4. Press <Ctrl> and <F10> and check that ‘F1:SSAS TEST’

appears at the bottom left of the “Scheduled transmission”
dialogue box.

5. Five SSAS transmission routes are available (Scheduled

transmission #1 to #5). If any of these have been used,
select the next available one. Otherwise, select ‘Scheduled
transmission #1’.

Note: The unit transmits SSAS messages in the order #1 to

#5 at intervals of 12 minutes so the transmission routes
should be set in order of priority. If a 12 minute repeat
interval is required then steps 5 to 16 should be followed
for each of Scheduled transmission #1 to #5.

6. When you have selected the next available Scheduled transmission route, use the down
arrow key to select ‘requesting Interval’, and press <Enter> (‘Starting date and Time’ is
not required for security message transmission).

7. The ‘requesting Interval’ should be set to ‘01:00’.

8. For France Telecom, ‘lEs’ should be set to ‘021-121-221-321’.

9. When ‘Network type’ is selected, a dialogue box will appear. Select ‘psDn’ and press
<Enter>.

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10. The ‘subscriber’s number’ should be set to ‘8000-1003’.

11. ‘Character code’ should be set to ‘Data’.

12. In the ‘data type’ section, ‘qtH’ should be set to ‘off’’ and ‘dS’ should be set to
‘None’ and ‘File name’ should be set in the form 0:<filename>, where :<filename> is the
name of the Ascii file that was created in ‘Stage 1: How to Create an Ascii message
file’ above e.g. ‘0:SSAS’.

13. ‘transMission’ should be set to ‘oFf’. Note: If ‘oN’ is selected, the SSAS message
will be sent immediately without the security button being pressed.

14. ‘security Alert’ should be set to ‘oN’. Note: If ‘oFf’ is selected, the SSAS message
will NOT be sent when the security button is pressed.

15. Press <F10> to complete the setup.

16. Press <F10> or <Esc> to save the setup. The complete set up is shown below.

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starting date and Time

(yy-mm-dd hh:mm UTC) : 00-00-00 00:00
requesting Interval : 01:00
lEs : 021-121-221-321
Network type : PSDN
Destination code &
Subscriber’s number : 8000-1003
Character code : Data
data type qtH : oN oFf
dS : 1 2 Both None
File name : 0: SSAS
transMission : oN oFf
security Alert : oN oFf

F9:Next F10:Previous

How to test the SSAS installation

1. Starting from the main screen on the data terminal, press

<Esc> to clear the screen.

2. Press <Alt> + <U> to obtain the ‘Set up’ dialogue box.

3. Select ‘Scheduled transmission’ using the up/down

arrow keys and press <Enter>. The ‘Scheduled
transmission’ dialogue box should appear.

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4. Press <Ctrl> and <F10> and check that ‘F1:SSAS TEST’

appears at the bottom left of the “Scheduled transmission”
dialogue box.

5. Press <F1> to start the security alert transmission test.

6. The unit starts transmission using Scheduled transmission #1 immediately after

pressing <F1>. Scheduled transmission #2 to Scheduled transmission #5 will be sent at
12 minutes intervals if they have been configured. The test mode lasts for 1 hour.

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